The aforementioned unprecedented and widespread international promotion of integration and country ownership as core principles to improve health outcomes is one of these emerging trends.
"We're not going to make another isometric puzzle game… We want people to say they don't know what's coming next from us — and we don't, as long as core principles remain — a high level of visual quality and polish and originality.
The findings of this pilot study provide understanding into the provision of care that treats people with dignity, and as individuals - core principles of the basic human rights of patients [ 17].
This work identifies the primacy of patient welfare, patient autonomy, and social justice as the three core principles of professionalism in the field of medicine and proposes ten responsibilities individual physicians must uphold to embody this quality.
Another contributory factor may have been the observed lack of training in core principles of drug management as well as basic record keeping.
The late Lord Bingham of Cornhill, in his book The Rule of Law, described access to justice as one of the core principles of the rule of law: "The law must be accessible and so far as possible intelligible, clear and predictable".
But he struck a combative tone as he defended the core principles of his tax-cutting budget and overall economic strategy, which Duncan Smith attacked as "deeply unfair" after stepping down as work and pensions secretary.
Taking account of client views is regarded as one of the core principles of effective practice in the provision of drug misuse services [ 27].
